of donald trump, donald trump said cannon was thrown off the case. cannon was not thrown off the case. in fact, no one was thrown off the case. cannon was thrown off the case. those were his exact words. he was referring there to his favorite judge in history, judge aileen mercedes cannon, who issued an order today, while donald trump was speaking, blocking the release of jack smith reports on donald trump. we will discuss that momentarily with andrew wiseman. since no one was thrown off the cases involving donald trump, it's impossible to know who he meant. and i'm not going to guess. that's a mistake. guessing what donald trump means when he says something incoherent is a mistake. that is an attempt to impose logic on what is coming out of donald trump's incoherent mind, and that is impossible. all we know is donald trump said, cannon was thrown off the case, and whoever he was talking about, he could not possibly have meant cannon. it would be worth keeping a count from this day forward of how many names donald trump gets wrong when he is speaking

then they went into the ellipse and listen to donald trump speak. and trump was told they were armed and didn't care and he told them to stay the fight, fight, fight, fight. once they went to cap old they didn't bank me anymore. they called me a traitor telling me to remember my of. i was beaten, crushed kicked punched surrounded but someone reached underneath my visor and try to gouge out my eyes. and all these people are just pardoned by donald trump. he says they were the real victims. that they were the patriots. i don't understand how anyone can believe that. donald trump everything he stands for is an anathema to me. but he is the president of the united states and he's going to leverage that power in ways. one of the first ways he chose to do that was to pardon everyone for january 6 and tried to stop the transfer of power and usurp the will of the people. i hope the guardrails that remained in our government are sufficient to preserve the republic for the next four years and i would encourage everyone watching to look with fresh eyes on what

today, donald trump will be inaugurated for the second time. a political resurrection, that because of the frigid weather here in d.c. , will unfold inside the capitol rotunda, a place that, four years ago, was overrun by trump's supporters trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election. those rioters defacing the halls of congress as they looked for lawmakers, including trump's own vice president. >> hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! hang mike pence! >> now, four years later, trump will stand in that very same place and, once again, swear to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states. all of trump's living predecessors will watch this moment in history, including president biden. the man who defeated trump four years ago as he called him a threat to democracy. the two will ride together from the white house to the capitol. that was trump leaving last time when he denied joe biden that same courtesy, leaving the white house hours before the inauguration, having never acknowledged th

donald trump presta juramento.guridad. este aÑo dicha ceremonia se realiza bajo el lema: nuestra democracia duradera una promesa constitucional. miles de invitados asisten esta toma de posesiÓn que se lleva a cabo en el interior del capitolio. incluyendo directores ejecutivos de grandes compaÑÍas tecnolÓgicas. tenemos cobertura en equipo en los puntos claves de washington dc con nuestros corresponsales marÍa antonieta collins y fÉlix lideran esta transmisiÓn. buenos dÍas. adelante. maria: muy buenos dÍas. fÉlix: buenos dÍas. 21 °f. va a seguir bajando la temperatura en las prÓximas horas. hace 40 aÑos no pasaba esto. la Última fue con reagan. mÁs adelante, vamos a contar historias del frÍo tambiÉn. mÁgica: llegaron a hacer trÁgicas, pero ya se los vamos a contar. ahora vamos con claudia directo contigo adentro del capitolio. claudia: buenos dÍas. tengo suerte de estar aquÍ adentro y no afuera en el frÍo. hace unos minutos vi una imagen de la explanada de los monumentos completamente vacÍa. eso no es tradicional. po

donald trump also opposed this deal but since trump appears to want to reverse every single thing that joe biden has done, thought or even considered, how do you think trump will respond? >> they all said that they want to do this, what joe biden has just done. i can't imagine him getting involved. this was about the union and also about environmental pressures. joe biden was responding to major constituencies that are important to him here. >> but no longer, he is now done within a matter of days and has no future concerns about electability. from the perspective of which they oppose this, i do not understand. given that the structure peaked in 1963, we should be looking at ways to keep the business alive. >> your original point of, this seems like a trump thing, but donald trump is backing a very different foreign owned company, tiktok. he is asking the supreme court to stop a federal ban on the platform. it is supposed to take effect right after inauguration day. what do you think will happen with this? >> he certainly pulled a 180 himself. it is hard not to look at these things and

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[habla en inglÉs] eliÁn: donald trump regresÓ al poder.abla en inglÉs] [aplausos] [algarabÍa] eliÁn: cuatro aÑos despuÉs de dejar la casa blanca, esta noche vuelve a dormir bajo el techo que marcÓ una era, ahora como el presidente 47 de estados unidos. su regreso simboliza mucho mÁs que una victoria polÍtica. a pesar de mÚltiples investigaciones legales y controversias que lo persiguieron, resistiÓ y volviÓ a reavivar el fervor de sus seguidores y se consolidÓ como el lÍder del partido republicano. esta noche, en medio del frÍo, donald trump retoma el cargo mÁs importante de la naciÓn y bajo la promesa de lo que llamÓ la gran reestructuraciÓn de estados unidos. donald trump estÁ de vuelta y con Él una era que promete una mano dura en contra de la inmigraciÓn irregular. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] eliÁn: saludos y buenas noches. gracias por acompaÑarnos. donald trump regresÓ al poder con una agenda marcada por Órdenes ejecutivas, desde eliminar la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento, despido de jueces de inmigraciÓn y nuevos aranceles para mÉxico y canadÁ, lo que r

ending the war in ukraine is one of president donald trump's priorities. he president's nominee for the position of us secretary of state. marco rubio said that in order to achieve peace , both sides must make concessions. what do trump supporters think would be fair terms of a peace agreement? - asked maria ulyanovskaya. i sincerely want them to try use diplomacy. other methods available, and you know, they seem to be prepared to deal with this, because i think the biggest thing we want to avoid is a full-scale war between many countries, we don't want to go to world wars, we also want to help the people in ukraine, that's important, so i think standing with them and finding ways to get the russians to back off, to get everything back to normal would be the best thing. i don't know exactly how they're going to do it, but it would be good. to see that, i have no idea how, i mean, it's a shame that this is happening, but i have no idea what the terms should be. obviously, ukraine is a sovereign state, so it deserves the respect that sovereignty requires, but

she has called donald trump a fascist. she has said that he would abuse the powers of the presidency. she warned he should never again stand behind the seal of president of the united states. and i think it is reasonable to suspect that many of the 75of million americans who voted for her feel much the same way, claire. so as we witness what we just saw for those people who feel as kamala harris does, for democrats, former colleagues of yours who are in congress, and for just voters, what is their role now in preserving and protecting this democracy going forward? >> well, it's going to bego interesting. john thune has a big job because he has already said very clearly that he wants to protect the filibuster. he wantsct to require 60 votes r changes in policy. they will have the ability with a simple majority to continue the trump tax cuts for the very wealthy in this country. they will have an opportunity to spend more money on border security which frankly i think will have some bipartisan support in a reconciliation bil

i also have a question for you: donald trump has not yet had time to deliver his speech and take the oath before the people of... gilded america, i will simply always remind you that trump takes the oath before the people of the united states, we can all expect something, the poles expect, israel expects, palestine there expects, china expects something, we expect something, everyone expects something, but he takes the oath before the people of the united the united states of america, the question is different, how he will see international politics, to ensure security for his people first of all, he promised there that by the way, he would build an iron dome over the entire united states of america, which is also interesting, but he didn't have time to take the oath, he was already, as they say, sick... he started talking, i would say in putin's language, but i don't want to, he started talking that putin is ready to talk to trump, to your liking, but it was important here, because political scientists talked about it, what was important here, who will say it first, i am ready to tal

donald trump.t of these bosses are people who are increasingly powerful and important. the platforms shape the national and international conversation. they are also very rich and influential in other ways. they seem to be people that donald trump is very keen to have around him and visible. doing a thumbs up when there of going to mars and other stuff like that. caitriona: just while we were talking, we are looking at pictures inside the capital one arena. we can see jared kushner in the special seating area talking to donald trump's pick for r commerce secretary and a close ally and advisor of donald trump. that point you were making about the seating arrangements inside the rotunda earlier for the inauguration ceremony, given how those ceos of the technology companies were stitched and woven in between the individuals we are looking at now who have been picked in donald trump's cabinet. it kind of go slightly to what joe biden was talking about in his farewell address last week when he was givin

donald trump also opposed this deal, but since trump appears to want to reverse every single thing joe biden ever thought, done or even considered, how could trump respond? >> i can't get in his mind, but he said he, kamala harris and joe biden all said they wanted what joe biden has just done. i can't imagine him getting involved. this e was about the union and environmental pressures. groups came out and didn't want it to happen. joe biden was responding to major constituencies that are important to him. >> not any longer, he's done within a matter of days as president, won't be running again, no future concerns about electability. from the perspective they oppose it, i don't understand it. given that steel production in the united states peaked in pe 1973, we should be looking at innovative ways to keep the business alive and keep domestic production where it is. >> odand your original point, brendan, this seems like donald trump thing, it's called u.s. steel, should be a u.s. company. but donald trump is back a very different foreign-owned company, tiktok. asking the supreme court

>> president donald trump: i don't know.ive himself a pardon, he did not give other people apart and then you do that. -- he did not give other people a pardon that needed it. after he made it up, they found out that there was a tape of the conversation, made by... he in the meantime made up the conversation totally made it up, tim scott was the first one to come, he read it and said, this is a perfect call. what are you doing? you are impeaching a man for a perfect call? the whole group, they should -- he is sick he went to biden in demand -- and demanded a pardon. he destroyed, destroyed, along with that unselect committee, destroyed all of the work that took place over two years, do you know why? showed that i was right. >> sean: we are back the 45th and 47th president of the united states. right after the break. ♪ ♪ >> sean: welcome back, here is more of our exclusive white house oval office interview with president donald trump. >>> so you did run on a platform, you were straightforward, you said you were pardon, these

tambiÉn el hijo de donald trump. maria: cuÉntanos del hijo, de la familia.es muy difÍcil recibir tantas crÍticas y tener que lidiar con esto. Él, bÁsicamente nos reconociÓ dijo que para este grupo que son catÓlicos que tienen ciertos valores, cierta mentalidad, sÉ que para ustedes fue muy difÍcil. fÉlix: a propÓsito de eso. es indiscutible que en estas elecciones donald trump tuvo un mayor apoyo electoral que tuvo en la primera elecciÓn. por quÉ piensa que se dio este cambio?se lo pido que me lo defina rÁpidamente porque nos tenemos que ir. gabriela: claro que sÍ. en los Últimos cuatro aÑos creo que impactÓ el bolsillo. al final del dÍa las personas van a votar por sus propios intereses. nadie quiere pagar $10 por huevos, nadie quiere estar impactado negativamente, nadie quiere guerras, nadie quiere que los impuestos se vayan a financiar guerras y muertes. por eso. maria: muchas gracias, gabriela. gracias. nos vamos a mensajes y regresamos. maria: aquÍ tienen ustedes la iglesia mientras se realiza el servicio religioso al que asiste el presidente a un electo

donald trump did. so, i think donald trump -- read a lot into that endorsement. >> what i am reading a lot into are the images you may not be able to sea, but we can see. of police officers fighting for their lives. now vice president j.d. vance last week said people who committed violence on january 6th, obviously shouldn't be pardoned. they were pardoned today. one more thing, i want to play for you some things actually that donald trump said yesterday and today, about the election in 2020. listen. >> i would like to think back to the past. if only the election weren't rigged, all of the things that would have happened that were so good. it was. we're not going to let that happen again. 2020, that election was rigged. but that's okay. it was a rigged election. you know, the only thing good about it -- it showed how bad they are. >> i believe in this sanctity. it was too big to rig. really the opposite. >> i should note the second of those clips was donald trump speaking in the capitol that was ransac

>> (chanting): donald trump! donald trump!to those who don't have one. i am your voice. i am your voice! (crowd cheers and applauds) >> this movement's been there, and it was looking for the right leader to say, "we matter." ♪ ♪ the wood was out there drying and drying and drying. it was just waiting for the right person to throw the match in and then lead the fire in the right direction, and that's what donald trump did. >> he speaks for the people. things he saying i've been saying for years. when he wins, we all win. >> narrator: trump was willing to go where other politicians wouldn't. >> donald says, "people love to hate, and so i'm going to build hatred for immigration." >> build the wall! build the wall! >> and says, you know, "these people are rapists." >> when mexico sends its people, they're bringing crime, they're rapists, and some, i assume, are good people. >> establishment types recoiled in horror. but this other segment of the population which had been ignored for so long saw, "that's our fighter. that's our guy

thousands of donald trump supporters are here to celebrate his return to power. a happy crowd. unlike four years ago. a mob loyal to trump broke into the us capitol in support of his false claims the 2020 election was stolen. he's promised to pardon those convicted. other big promises include carrying out mass deportations and ending global wars. the weather has forced donald trump's inauguration inside the capitol, the first time in 25 years. he won't get the crowds he loves to see, so he plans to hold another rally. and we are going to make america great again. this year marks ten years since donald trump first announced his run for the white house, and his return underlines what once seemed impossible. trump has dominated american politics and will continue to for the next four years. let's speak to inderjeet parmar, professor of international politics at the city university of london. thank you forjoining us. what should world leaders be prepared for with this new donald trump administration? this is a person who is making history in the united states. just a

as donald trump takes the oath of office. we're getting more of what we're going to hear from trump this around. everyone rebs his speech eight years ago, when he talked about american carnage in 2017. he's viewing things much differently this time around. reflected in his speech focused on restoring confidence in the united states. we have a few excerpts of what the president will say after he's sworn in. part of that, jake, he'll say, quote, i return to the presidency confident and optimistic we're at the start of thrill new era of national success, a tied of change is sweeping the country. today i'll sign a historic executive orders. the final part of this, jake, is he'll say my message to americans today it's time for once again to act with courage, vigor and the vitality of histories, great civilization, a sweeping view there, jake, he'll sign those executive orders today is key, he's doing in several different locations because he's signing so many different executive orders today. he'll start with the capitol one arena

, which bible will they put their hands on, donald trump.well, we'll talk about that a little later, there's also an interesting story there, and we're now including roman sheremeto, head of the ukrainian american house, rector of the american university kyiv, kyiv, to the conversation. mr. roman, i congratulate you. good, good afternoon. well, now we'll have a trio, and we'll jointly monitor what's happening, but behind the scenes we'll discuss what's happening, obviously, already, or today, when the first decrees are signed by president trump, such a ceremony will also take place, well, or already will start tomorrow. i would like to ask you this, what expectations should be, as they say, dominant in the souls of ukrainians today, who understand that we need to support. quite significant support from the united states of america and the new administration and government of president trump, or what should we feel, what should we count on, or is it too early to talk about it? no, i think it is not too early to talk about it, because trump ha

but then, earlier this week, donald trump endorsed mike johnson to be speaker of the house, and last night, just ahead of today's vote, johnson demonstrated his fealty to trump by promising to follow through on one of trump's biggest priorities in the new congress to rewrite history about january 6th. you see, since taking back the house in 2023, republicans have already wasted time and resources trying to discredit the january 6th committees investigation into trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election. trump wants them to try to continue discrediting that investigation, even though he just won the last election. and mike johnson has now made it clear that he is happy to go along with that. last night on the eve of the speaker's election, mike johnson tweeted the january 6th select committee manipulated and destroyed evidence, it created a fake, phony narrative all to try and hurt trump. house republicans will continue our investigation into this corrupt committee. and so today, when johnson speakership looked like it might be in peril, trump decided he would help mike johnson. wh

donald trump signed those orders just a few hours after he was sworn in. also today, he gave multiple speeches. the first was his official scripted inaugural speech. but during the second speech, that is when trump was trump and he let it rip. >> the golden age of america begins right now. i was going to talk about the six hostages. a tide of change is sweeping the country. sunlight is pouring over the entire world. and i was going to talk about the things that joe did today with the pardons of people like the unselect committee of political thugs. never again will the immense power of the state be weaponized to persecute political opponents. please, sir, it's such a beautiful, unifying speech. please, sir, don't say these things. my proudest legacy will be that of a peacemaker and unifier. why are we trying to help a guy like milley? why are we helping liz cheney? trying adam kinzinger, he's a super crying. i never saw the guy not crying. my life was saved for a reason. i was saved by god to make america great again 2020. by the way, that election was tota

and then, donald trump immediately dropped putin. and that's why this story won't go any further now, because not only did he... drop him in terms of not putting him on an equal footing, well, first of all, you helped in the war, i'm not even touching on the question of how many ukrainians gave their lives for peace in europe during world war ii, that's a different question, well , donald trump has such knowledge, that is, but in principle, even the numbers, you know, he operates with numbers quite arbitrarily, as a rule, scale adds time. but well, you have to get used to it, you know, our politicians also often they add scale to the numbers, but his approach is the correct understanding, but again, he does not appreciate the fact that, by and large, for putin, this war is now a means of survival, as a sole dictator, a sole tsar in russia, because he is not afraid of anything except... there may be some kind of rebellion around him, as has traditionally happened in russia, so this message, it came to many people, is an ultimatum, yes

this was campaign. donald trump, and this was donald trump lee. and you have an agenda. he is going to follow because he believes he's the public support to do it. and we are watching remarkable pictures right now. it's the life shot of joe biden and joe biden. now for a president's former 1st lady who are on the east front of the capital building and they will be, they have as of now departed public life. i see donald trump is next to them. i shall, vance, the new, the wife of the new vice president, j. d. vance is there with them as well. so this is the, this is politically speaking. the final farewell between these 2 rivals. it is quite remarkable. so it was the scene that was missing 4 years ago. what we're seeing right now the missing 4 years ago because and it was a scene missing of 4 years ago when joe biden took beautiful office, because donald trump refused to attend the ceremony on the steps of the capitol hill. he refused to, to be there. he flew out from andrews air force base and headed to florida before the ceremony to fight and was determined that this wou

that's donald j. trump. den has been a disaster on the economy, been a disaster on energy, and he's been a disaster on national security, including the border under donald j. trump cities were safer. our country safer. and we were absolutely economically better off than we are now. joe biden's energy policies are empowering our dictators and. they're hurting our economy. they're raising prices of what you pay for gas in your car, food on your table, and to heat their homes. we need donald trump. america needs donald trump. and the reason why we do is because he's the individual that how to solve these problems. he how to keep america safe. he knows how to make us more prosperous. and i want to tell you, i've got an ask for all of you in new hampshire. i've met a lot you campaigning around the state. but the ask this, tamara, you've got to get out and bring your friends. you've got to bring everybody in vote because the eyes of the world are on new hampshire tomorrow. they're going to be looking at how you vot

donald trump has proposed two paths for putin. you've already talked about the more difficult one, and the easier one as well, what do you think russia's reaction might be now, can we even try to project it somehow, taking into account the fact that putin continues to have quite warm communication from... at least that's how it looks publicly, well, we see the reaction, that is, it's the same as always, to endure a pause, wait, maybe it will all be absorbed, and then again dictate conditions from a position of strength, from a position of equals, right there donald trump immediately let putin down, and that's why this story won't go any further now, because not only did he let him down in terms of the fact that he didn't... put him as an equal, well, first of all, you helped in the war, i'm not touching on the question of how many ukrainians gave their lives for peace in europe during world war ii, that's different question, well, donald trump has such knowledge, that is, but in principle, even the numbers, you know, he operates w

menos 50 grados farenheid, miles de personas se manifiestan en la capital ante la investidura de donald trumparnos todos los derechos, si quitan un derecho, sÓlo uno, pueden quitar todos los derechos. presentador: se cuentan las horas para que sepa que la aplicaciÓn tiktok en estados unidos, sin embargo trump fÉlix: benjamÍn netanyahu dice que sin recibir la lista de los rehenes, seguirÁ la guerra. fÉlix: buenas noches. en un hecho que no se veÍa desde hace 40 aÑos, la inauguraciÓn de el presidente electo, donald trump tiene que ser trasladada al interior de capitolio por la situaciÓn climÁtica del paÍs. vamos con los detalles. reportera: esta noche empieza las celebraciones de el presidente electo, donald trump, su regreso a la casa blanca. en el capitolio los trabajadores trabajan contra reloj para que es todo este listo para la ceremonia. el presidente joe biden empezÓ a mudarse. el presidente electo, donald trump a partir de hoy celebra su llegada a la casa blanca. la inauguraciÓn fue llevada dentro por la situaciÓn climÁtica. las multitudes ya no estarÁn afuera sino adentro. el desfile p

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pardoned by donald trump. reffitt sentenced to. >> seven years and three months. >> he brought a gun, zip ties, body armor and a. helmet to the capitol, presumably to try to take hostages in an attempt to keep trump in office after he lost. pardoned by donald trump, daniel joseph d.o.j. rodriguez, sentenced to over 12. >> years, he. >> repeatedly tased officer michael. >> fanone. >> shocking him in the neck. multiple times and causing him to lose consciousness and have a heart attack. he was. pardoned by donald trump. patrick mccaughey the third sentenced to 90 months. he assaulted police, beat their faces and bodies with riot shields and batons that he stole. for them. pardoned by donald trump peter francis steger sentenced to. >> four years. >> and four months. he pled guilty to assaulting an officer with a deadly weapon on video, declaring every single one of those capitol law enforcement officers death is the remedy. those are his words. that is the only remedy. they get pardoned by donald trump. julian car

streaming exclusively on max tonight is donald trump, a gen z savior? and will congress take advantage of an early opportunity to show some backbone in the face of the soon to be president? trump is now your favorite influencers favorite person after he promised to defy the law and spare tiktok from the great internet beyond. >> and as of today, tiktok is back. yeah, very popular and frankly, we have no choice. we have to save it. a lot of jobs. we don't want to give our business to china. we don't want to give our business to other people. so they'll have a partner in the united states, and they'll have a lot of bidders. and the united states will do what we call a joint venture. and there's no risk. we're not putting up any money. all we're doing is giving them the approval, without which they don't have anything. so, i don't know, it sounds like that works. what do you think? good. think so i'm not so sure about that. >> i'm not sure anybody is very sure what happens at this point. but on the political end, it seems to me this is one of trump's great

i also have a question for you: hasn't donald trump had time to give a speech and take the oath before the people of the united states of america yet, i just. i will always remind you that trump takes the oath before the people of the united states. we can all expect something, the poles expect, israel expects. palestine there expects, china expects something, we expect something, we all expect something are waiting. he is taking the oath before the people of the united states of america. the question is different: how will he see international politics in order to ensure the safety of his people first and foremost. he promised there, by the way, to build an iron dome over the entire united states of america, which is also interesting. but, before he could take the oath, as they say, the meeting was already going on. uh, i would say in putin's language, but i don't want to, it was going on that putin is ready to talk to trump, in your language, but it was important here, because political scientists talked about it, that it was important here who was the first will say, i am ready to t

you mentioned donald trump's family. obviously they, many of them play the large role in his 1st to him as president. what sort of role can we expect from, from the likes of yvonne could trump in their husband jared cushion. they wouldn't april to his 5th 10 of the we don't expect them to be back involved with this. they fact when it comes through as children, perhaps the child with the most important piece of initiation is going to be tempted each rob his site, his daughter with his 2nd wife. because she is married to a man whose father, i believe, has lebanese heritage. and he is going to be a key middle used advisor to the president, but we do not expose expect if aka and her husband jared pushed her to be back in the role. obviously, jericho sure has huge sway with donald trump when it comes to the issue of israel. let's not forget when it is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu. before he was prime minister, used to come to the united states, it was said that he actually slept in jared customers, bedroom, and pus

i think we now need to assume that if that if donald trump's department of justice is investigating a never trump republican or just someone who's a political opponent, rather than starting with the assumption that there must be some smoke there and there must be some fire, i think we need to start with the presumption that there's not. and that is an important thing. it's a hard thing, i think, for the media to do because the media like, you know, is naturally inclined to say, well, there's an investigation and start with that. i think we now need to start with the asking the hard question rather than starting with the, the, the what, what the investigation might be about. and that's also going to extend not just to the media but to other institutions, like, for example, the courts right now, most federal judges, as you know and as anthony, know, you know, if a defendant raises a question of selective prosecution or political prosecution, you know, the judge is likely to look at that askance and say, in the first instance, i believe the prosecutors are acting in good faith and the gr

let's take you live to washington, where in the coming hours, donald trump will be sworn into office his commitment to carry out the largest deportation programme in american history. and that he's going to enact a series of executive orders within hours of taking office.

what you observe is donald, this idea of donald trump is a peacemaker, which is something donald trump, himself, of course, sells or markets. but on the one hand he's, it's feels like he's endlessly picking fights or, and, and threatening people countries. and on the other he does say, hey, i n wars and i don't start any. what's his track record as a peacemaker? well, i mean not. he hasn't made peace, i think, is the honest answer to the question. i think those that support donald trump and look at him, the very unusual about a politician would say it's unpredictable. it to you, those for lead is a role wondering, does he mean this thing, all this other thing, is it just that was the last step. they don't know what the meetings and the don't know what you do. and i think the difference from joe biden is, there are countries around the world. so maybe about think is what is a good thing. but this head of donald trump, james base houses, there was diplomatic editor. thank you very much. and with that, without further ado, i will hand it right back to do back to utah for them. thank you s

, but donald trump being caught by surprise.? and so, he and his allies were very much, you know, political outsiders coming in the last time around, and this time, you know, there's dozens — there feels like dozens more parties that are being set up. as you said, a laundry list of of billionaires and tech ceos coming into town for the event. and i think there is a confidence within the trump, you know, transition team itself about how this day is going to go and how they're going to take office and what they're going to do on day one in a way that they didn't necessarily understand or comprehend the scope of what was happening when he was sworn into office. what do you think, sumi? i mean, we keep hearing that they're far more prepared for not only this term, but also this inauguration. and i think we'll probably see that reflected in donald trump's speech as well. you touch on the fact, courtney, that that american carnage speech for his first inaugural address in 2017 was markedly seen as incredibly dark, a dark image of wher

when donald trump came down the escalator in 2015 in trump tower the deep state was already moving out 100 mph but they projected on us that we were the neocons, we were the conservative tconspiracy theorist becausewe call them the deep state and when we fast-forward they have multiplied . they have put their army on the ground in government agencies and departments from j the dod to the fbi to the doj. they have weapon eyes to justice . they have politicized the intelligence community. they have seized our department of defense from the men and women who have the audacity to where the cloth of this country and tarnish their reputation and led to disasters in afghanistan, ukraine, israel and elsewhere but they blame us and one of the weight main themes about government gangsters as we cannot take their base, we cannot take the overcorrection approach they want to government . what we must do is identify the people in government that are crippling our constitutional republic . what does that mean? first we have to identify them. it's not a republican or democratic thing. the people that

biggest disruption was a bunch of loud texans cheering when their state's votes were counted for donald trump. >> reporter: what's the reaction from the trump team? >> for donald trump, his social media account is a representation of where the president-elect might set his ad, not just on the certification of his own victory today but it still goes back to four years ago, he posted a photo of the crowd that had assembled at the ellipse for his speech there in the hours before the capitol attack on january 6th, 2021, with no context to it. for him he called it a beautiful day. and i think that that moment in history was really a line of demarcation in american politics in the 21st century, perhaps the moment in american politics in the 21st century. ever since january 6th, 2021, there was a clear line that was drown, and there were those that attempted to hold him accountable for his actions, whether it be liz cheney or democratic members of congress to the january 6th select committee or prosecutors that investigated him, and then there were those republicans, people like now speaker mike joh

is he a good fit for donald trump on some of these policies? o a greatjob. look, i canjust see him flourishing in this position because there's going to be challenges, but you won't be afraid to tell the president, this is what i believe. at the end of the day, the president has the vision. he made it very clear right there. does that make us safer, does it make a stronger? it's pretty basic. i have a lot of hope for marco. 99%, it says a lot about where he works. fin hope for marco. 99%, it says a lot about where he works. on my side of the _ lot about where he works. on my side of the pond, _ lot about where he works. on my side of the pond, they _ lot about where he works. on my side of the pond, they will - lot about where he works. on my side of the pond, they will be - side of the pond, they will be listening very closely to what he said on china. certainly donald trump is pushing europe into making a lose lose choice, either bend it to donald trump or expect the tariffs. i either bend it to donald trump or expect the tariffs.— or expect th

vance, ahora vicepresidente electo, compaÑero fÓrmula de donald trump durante la campaÑa quien estarÁmo, que le gusta tomar sus propias decisiones y entonces este hombre que estÁn viendo joven, sonriente, ex senador de ohio tiene la labor ahora de acompaÑar al presidente donald trump en estos prÓximos cuatro aÑos. de nis: que le pregunte a mahi tienes que ta fÁcil. >> damas y caballeros escoltando el presidente electo el director del staff de el comitÉ ceremonias inaugurales, el sargento en armas, el honorable jennifer hemingway, el lÍder de la mayorÍa michael johnson y el congreso en conjunto, el lÍder democrÁtico. el lÍder de la cÁmara, el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes, honorable mÁs johnson, lÍder democrÁtico el senado, miembro del comitÉ del congreso y la presidenta de la ceremonias inaugurales. ♪ ♪ >> damas y caballeros, el presidente electo de los estados unidos, el honorable donald trump. [aplausos] [aplausos] enrique: la llegada donald trump y el complicado beso con la primera dama. >> un poco incÓmodo. [aplausos] [aplausos] ilia: los gritos de usa que siempre se d

trump, i read a lot of books about him, i know donald fredovich very well, and this speech of his, once again proved that trump is trump, he does not change himself, he started very beautifully, he started very nicely, all these things that the speakers told me, i will also dwell on them a little, but a little later, but it all ended the way he likes to end it, that is, about halfway through the speech, what a great president i am and what a great one. i will do, of course, it was aimed at his electorate, at americans, at republicans, at evangelicals, at christians who voted for him, but he wanted to reach out to certain democrats, well, i don't know if he did, but here are a few of his statements that just killed me, well, they just killed me, this statement about his being some kind of chosen one by god, when they tried to commit an assassination attempt, but... but god saved him, because in order for him to save america, well, it's trump, as he says, and by the way, from the very beginning i wanted to, i even checked boxes, i wanted to count how many times people would applaud donald

donald trump needs to... come forward and say, look, i didn't understand what i was doing, i was wrong to kill kosim solomon, and if trump can take that move uh, that could be a step toward really improving things in the middle east, but if i, i, i feel like... that's the key thing, trump must apologize for the murder of kasim soleimani. i'm into that uh, let's move to the lavant though. uh, they're boasting that they destroyed syria. i've been just been looking at their chat, they say that this is a great achievement of the biden presidency to put isis and al-qaeda into power in damascus, having earlier. put the taliban back into power in afghanistan. it's peculiar, isn't it? when these are the achievements that the democrats actually boost about. indeed, and what's also interesting is that tulsey gabbert, uh, the former congresswoman from hawaii, leader of the us military has been appointed by donald trump to be his intelligence director, and she was on the record warning about the rise. terrorism and about the devastating consequences of the fall of the syrian arab republic uh, and

the second test will be donald trump. >> donald trump is a new yorker. his office buildings, and he still owns a few, are filled with people who take mass transit, and i think he understands what traffic is doing to our city. >>> i feel strongly we have made major shifts. what happened last time where an officer's words haunt me forever on the police line said, "does anyone have a plan? does anyone have a plan? " the answer from the leadership back then was no. now, we have clear leadership in place. >> lawmakers and security officials taking extra precautions to ensure that today will not be a repeat of january 6th, 2021, here in washington. the snowy capitol this morning equipped with extra fencing and law enforcement as congress convenes to certify the 2024 presidential election. for some lawmakers, like our next guest, january 6th, 2021, was the first day ing official acts as a new member of congress. many of them arrived in washington bright- eyed about enacting change for their constituents, only to be met by scenes like this. >> for members, the d

now, donald trump wants to say on the piece by for it so. so the question here is the people around trump. that is, you have to work as natasha mentioned, the kellogg the on way. got to work to mike wall, semester security advisor. possibly more co ruby. i'll just like for you to stay. and that is, will they like taught? just simply accept the criminal narrative of peace thoughts, which means annexation the international community of accepting the annexation by russia of 27 percent of ukraine. or will they say no, we're not going to loveland recruiting, have that there is a deal, which is pretty much freedom worked out which is being developed, which is going to be that in the short term, ukraine will accept the russian occupation mazda parts of the eastern the southern ukraine, including crimea, and in return, you probably would get a pass to nato and get a pass to the european union. but you've got to swear a lot of people to accept that you've got to square european countries on that. you've got to arrange the nature of course, and you've